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What are facts about seals they use their back flipper to push them through the water.?
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When swimming seals might exhibit the behavior called sailing explain the benefits a seal may gain by doing this?
'Keeping Cool' - Thermoregulation Fur Seals often need to cool down, as their coats are so effective at heat insulation. They do this by 'sailing'. The seal's hairless flippers have a lot of blood vessels running through them. One flipper can be held out of the water so the wind passes over its surface. The evaporation of the water from the wet flipper cools the flipper and the blood flowing through it. Seals do this when they need to regulate their body temperature.
What are the release dates for Flipper - 1995 Fish out of Water 1-11?
Flipper - 1995 Fish out of Water 1-11 was released on: USA: 18 January 1996
What is a water activity?
An water activity is playing in water like swimming, water polo and flipper ball.
How do fish move in the water?
They swim using there flipper things!!
How is seals skin adapted to their environment?
It has slippery skin which keeps the seal easier to swim through the cold water.
What does flipper kick mean?
When u put on fins on your feet and go into the water and kick.
What sea animals communicate under water through sounds?
well seals,dolphins,and whales but that's mostly all of them
Do harp seals live in freash water or salt water?
it is true harp seals live in saltwater.
Do seals have dens?
No, Most seals live on the ice, in the open (when they are not in the water!),
Where do harbor seals live?
habor seals live in salt water
Where and when does seals hunt?
Seals hunt fish, in the water, all the time
How do harp seals find water?
harp seals find water by tracking down water animals and if they see them they know they are getting close the water
